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Stephen Harper’s at the wheel. Tasha Kheirridin rides shotgun. Fear’s in the backseat.

By Jymn, on September 8th, 2011

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Tasha Kheirridin is a frightened woman. She is terrified of walking outside her door. Perhaps that’s why she wants a man around to protect her from the inconveniences of life, the petty criminals and especially the big bad Muslim men with the big black beards (emphasis mine).

Personally, I’d like to . . . → Read More: Stephen Harper’s at the wheel. Tasha Kheirridin rides shotgun. Fear’s in the backseat.

Tags: , , , , , , , | Category: Culture wars, Dirty Political Strategies, facism, Main Stream Media, malevolance, malevolence, Media Fail, tough on crime, War on Islam | 2 comments - (Comments are closed) | Recommend this at: | Trackback for this entry

The Hypocrisy and Confusion That is Tasha Kheiriddin

By ck, on August 20th, 2010

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Tasha Kheiridin’s columns as of late really shows her off to be a wannabe, using terms that no longer exist, like small c conservative. No such thing anymore.  And no Tasha, the Harpercons are not right of center; they’re to the far right.  Right of center would have been the Progressive conservatives of . . . → Read More: The Hypocrisy and Confusion That is Tasha Kheiriddin

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The Rare Time I Agree With Tasha Kheirriddin: Too Bad Privacy Isn’t the Real Issue

By ck, on July 19th, 2010

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Yeah, never thought I’d see the day I’d agree with dear Tasha, but she gave some good ideas on compromises to modify the long form census while at the same time, keeping it manditory:

So instead of axing the mandatory long-form census, why not revamp the questionnaire to remove questions of dubious value, . . . → Read More: The Rare Time I Agree With Tasha Kheirriddin: Too Bad Privacy Isn’t the Real Issue

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